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Across Twitter, the Sub Human Galla are rehearsing a formula that has been tested many times but has consistently failed to yield tangible results. Common sense dictates that one should not repeat the mistakes of others, yet here are the Gallas, not even in a subtle or obscure way, but openly declaring war against Eritrea to claim Assab. This recalls a typical Tigrigna proverb that describes such an attitude: እዛ ኣድጊ ጸገበት ክትጋገየኒ ቀረበት, which means, “The donkey is so full of itself, it almost fails to recognize me.” The Galla seem to forget whom they are dealing with.

Let’s explain why they are reinventing fire.

Ethiopia, thanks to the policies of the Woyane and the Oromo PP, is a country where society is fragmented and polarized. Every major group is suspicious of the intentions of the others, even when those intentions might be positive. While the Gallas favor the current status quo—where they can act as kingmakers in Ethiopia and gradually create facts on the ground by displacing Amhara and other ethnic groups, particularly around Addis Ababa, thereby cementing Galla dominance and ultimately pursuing their own state—time is not on their side. The economy is in shambles, inflation is skyrocketing, and most importantly, the IMF and World Bank are imposing demands and conditions that Ethiopia must accept in order to avoid default. This particular demand by the IMF is a bitter pill for the Oromo to swallow:

State-Owned Enterprise Reform & Privatization
This demand does not benefit the Galla PP, because it strips away the only tool it has to win friends and favors among the Galla people. The Gallas are not exactly as business-savvy people who can take advantage of the privatization of state enterprises. * These people learned to dress and cover their shame in the 1960* In fact, the groups most likely to benefit from this policy, if implemented, are the Amhara, the Tigrayans, and to some degree the Gurage. This is precisely why the Galla leadership is reluctant to introduce and implement this particular demand.

Diversionary tactic.
As Woyane disciples, the Galla PM and his clique are searching through the Woyane blueprint for ways to survive or prolong their reign despite difficult circumstances. To cling to power, they need a common cause—something that can galvanize the people, unite them in unison, and rally them behind the Galla. Thus they have reinvented the “fire,” which is Ethiopia’s supposed right to the Red Sea. Given the current circumstances, the Tigrayans are not enthusiastic about it, and the Amhara—except for some mercenary journalists and hardcore voices—sound like the ancient Roman senator Marcus Porcius Cato, who used to finish his speeches by declaring that Carthage must be destroyed. In the same way, these Amhara voices endlessly chant that Ethiopia must reclaim its historical Red Sea access.

Is war inevitable
If the Galla hold the illusion that a war against Eritrea would be similar to the skirmishes they conduct inside Ethiopia—where battles are fought with Kalashnikovs and, to some extent, drones—they might be tempted to start one. But if they understand that war means the full mobilization of state resources against another state—where everything at a government’s disposal is used, including external support and the incitement of opposition groups to fight against their own so-called government—then they may be wise enough to avoid it by any means necessary.

I think it’s a bluf they will not attack Eritrea at least not very soon it would be sucidal to do so . Eritrea isn’t a region such as Tigray which was caaught of guard and desrroyed because it thought it could defend it self with the all the arms they had . But they were attacked on two fronts . Hence their loss . Ethiopia potential attack against Eritrea. Will be only from one front and Eritrea can use all the Ethiopia domestic groups against the galla leadership including Amhara and gallas and even some of the tigray the ods are against Ethiopia . Ethiopia is to divided.


Dr Zackovich

Misraq wrote: ↑

05 Sep 2025, 09:10

I don't think it is a good idea to undersestimate the Gallas well crafted move. They have everything to gain from the war rhetoric. They are using it as a double edged sword without spending a penny to it. Here is my assessment

1) The Galla effectively put the skunni nation back to the no war no peace status. They know the midget Tigraway distroyed Eritrea using that strategy to the point where skunnnis selling kidney to survive in the desert of Sudan and Libya was a norm. The [ deleted ] Gallas now scared the sh!t out of the coward skunnis and skunnnis are now at the war alert where they won't go to school, business or any other normal activities. The Gallas want Isu to be on power as long as he dies since he is seen as a saviour while he was a punisher of skunnis. Skunnis are dummies to believe that the hot air the Gallas are pumping on the social medias

2) The Galla invoked the national sentiment and rightful quest for the access of the sea questioning the fake skunnni nations attempt to strangle 120 million strong. They know the Asab quest is something Ethiopians will not rest whoever entered 4 kilo. With that, they will recruit more and more soldiers and divert that to Amhara, Tigray and Wellega to solidify their power.

My advise to skunnni Eritreans, don't panic. there will be no war at least for now. because skunnnis are the coward of all races, they panic and go in the dance mode than toppling the man who was on power for over 36 years now.

Weizero Misraq.....

If war breaks out, it will not be the opportunists whores in the diaspora who twerk and dance while holding the portrait of the sodomite dictator who are going to face the galla, but rather bona fide Eritreans. and Eritreans are known for many things, but cowardice is not one of them.

Lacking credible alternatives to offer Eritreans, the Sodomite and its clique may try to exploit war rhetoric, repeating the same déjà vu claims and crying wolf that the Sub human Gallas are coming—just as they said for decades that the Woyane or the CIA were coming. But such rhetoric is no longer convincing to Eritreans at home. They are increasingly convinced that as long as the Sodomite remains in power, nothing better will occur in Eritrea.

As for Ethiopia’s so-called quest for access to the sea, this is not the first time, the sodomite has played a role in preserving Ethiopia’s unity. The first was in 1990, and the second was in 2018. The obsession with stabilizing neighboring countries—Somalia, Ethiopia, Sudan, and South Sudan—is what has kept Ethiopia intact. Otherwise, Ethiopia might have faced the same fate as the former Yugoslavia....

As bona Eritreans, let alone the Sub human Gallas, we are a people who crippled both the Amhara and the Tigrayans and cast them into the dustbin of history, leaving them as shadows of their former selves.

Zack wrote: ↑

05 Sep 2025, 05:43

I think it’s a bluf they will not attack Eritrea at least not very soon it would be sucidal to do so . Eritrea isn’t a region such as Tigray which was caaught of guard and desrroyed because it thought it could defend it self with the all the arms they had . But they were attacked on two fronts . Hence their loss . Ethiopia potential attack against Eritrea. Will be only from one front and Eritrea can use all the Ethiopia domestic groups against the galla leadership including Amhara and gallas and even some of the tigray the ods are against Ethiopia . Ethiopia is to divided.


Dr Zackovich

We have a saying in Tigrinya: ምዓል ሓድሽ መተርኣስ ሲ ኣብ መንገዲ ይትርኣስ, which means, “A person who buys a new pillow uses it on the way home before even reaching the house.” Likewise, the Galla seem to think that drones alone can conduct a successful war and achieve military objectives.

The Galla ground forces, however, are not yet developed into a professional, modern army. They may be effective in ceremonial or parade contexts, but their battlefield record tells another story. We saw their limitations during the conflict in Tigray, where Tigrayan fighters, with relatively modest armaments, were able to outmaneuver them and caught them the way they catch grasshoppers. Artillery capacity is virtually absent, and while the air force, in combination with drone operators, performed relatively well, the absence of a well-motivated and capable infantry to back them up leaves any military campaign to be fuc™™cked up beyond repair.

Misraq,

Misraq, who ever comes to power in Ethiopia, the sea access is closed forever. The little twerp is just making noises to win the coming election. Hence, you are wrong from that point of view. The little Galla has not gone to the UN or security council to claim part of Eritrean sea access by force or any other means. You will be better off facing the violent disintegration of the Ethiopian state. Eritrean problem is agame Isayas. Even his supporters are swallowing the bitter pill of who the jerk is. His time at the circus is coming up. If he is not removed, Eritrea will disintegrate as well. The comedy needs to stop.

Dark Energy wrote: ↑

05 Sep 2025, 12:10

Misraq,

Misraq, who ever comes to power in Ethiopia, the sea access is closed forever. The little twerp is just making noises to win the coming election. Hence, you are wrong from that point of view. The little Galla has not gone to the UN or security council to claim part of Eritrean sea access by force or any other means. You will be better off facing the violent disintegration of the Ethiopian state. Eritrean problem is agame Isayas. Even his supporters are swallowing the bitter pill of who the jerk is. His time at the circus is coming up. If he is not removed, Eritrea will disintegrate as well. The comedy needs to stop.

I have an acquaintance who recently returned to Europe after vacationing in Eritrea. Before he went, he was a hardcore supporter of the sodomite dictator. In fact, during one of our conversations before his trip, he told me, “I am hopeful the man is going to do miracles with Donald Trump, the same way he made miracles during all his life.

As someone who gave up on the dictator back in 2013–2014, I simply told him, “Bejaka Gedefena Eske, Ereesti qeyer,” and I didn’t encourage him to continue with his fairytale story.
Two weeks ago, when he returned from Eritrea, I asked him, “How is Eritrea?” He replied, “ሰብ እምርር እዩ ዘሎ” (“People are complaining). He was very impressed, however, by the new model cars he saw in Eritrea. I countered, “How were you able to see new cars when the regime forbids their import?”
Here’s the scheme: diplomats bring new cars into Eritrea, then sell them to locals, and it becomes a business. In Eritrea, everything is conducted in shady circumstances — no transparency, no rule of law.

Deqi,

Let us swallow the bitter pill. Why would any Eritrean support the a…ss whole in the first place ? Eritrean problem is not over yet. The fu..Coker is not even Eritrean . He is surrounded by as…z wholes. If you go back and look the history of the struggle, you will find the answers to the dire situation Eritrea fines itself in. I hate to say this, but neither Ethiopia nor Eritrea will be better off at least the next half century if not more.

Abere wrote: ↑

05 Sep 2025, 13:07

Just like the old Ascari generation, the young Ascari generation too are shortsighted, noisy, excessively irrational, and are jumping over the cliff, resulting in tragic drama. Rushing headlong toward disaster, creating a tragic spectacle in the process.

In the old generation, they followed the footsteps of a goat herder and nomadic Sudanese-affiliated Muslim lowlander, Endris Awate, who lived by stealing goats and camels—not the footsteps of the patriot Zeray Deres. The difference between those who followed the Sudanese lowlander and those who followed the patriot is clear. The goat herder Awate follower ended up fleeing on a wooden raft and died in the high seas, while Zeray Deres lived happily throughout Ethiopia, with thriving businesses in all major cities during the Imperial era—the only golden age when Eritrean people truly enjoyed life, except the rare and troubled visits by the goat-stealing lowlander. The goat herder nomad shot Eritrea point blank and we all see the tragic situation of Eritrea.

The shortsightedness doesn’t end there. They categorically hate the Amhara, yet collude with another goat herder from Tigray (which calls itself ታጋይ ህዝብ ትግራይ/ታህት) and the uncivilized wild beast, the OLF. For decades, they have been spreading anti-Amhara fiction - even writing Ye’Burqaw Zimita. In the end, their own favorite, OLF-PP, turned the table against them, Tigray, and Amhara alike. Their miscalculations are endless.

Now they are nervously realizing that their goat-herder-created bubble may soon collapse. Ascari and Woyane-TPLF do not know right from wrong. They simply dance in circles, tuning in to their own ear-scratching, noisy, scare-tactic propaganda.

They are even unable to differentiate Gragn Abiy Ahmed from Ethiopia itself. Ethiopians have a deep, historic stake in reclaiming Assab, yet Abiy Ahmed is trying to hijack the issue. One thing is certain: he will never go to war against his “daddy,” Shabia, over Assab. He’s merely using the matter to undermine Amhara Fano’s efforts to depose him—just like he did after Amhara forces defeated the TPLF and liberated Raya, Korem, Alamata, and Welqait.

Anyone thinking clearly can see how this Abiy Gragn Ahmed drama ends: ultimately, he will side with Shabia and Woyane. His dust-stirring tactics are nothing more than an attempt to renew his friendship with his doddering “daddy,” Shabia/Jebha.

However, this generation of Ascari must clearly understand: whoever comes to power in 4-Kilo (after the inevitable demise of the OLF), the issue of Assab will not go away. Assab will be reintegrated with Ethiopia ,by any means—while singing Sweet Home, Thirteen Months of Sunshine, Ethiopia.

If Ascari had any wisdom or logic, they would cleanse their thinking of the goat-herder, nomadic, Sudanese mindset.

Aye Gurage Listro!

You are so low in IQ that you can’t even present historical events coherently. Zeray Deres was an interpreter, not a businessman as you claimed. He never thrived in Ethiopia; he died in Italy. Next time, try to be more careful and do your due diligence before coming up with so much nonsense. But you are not unique in this regard—Ethiopians often seem to exaggerate and inflate events that never took place in order to suit their political agenda.

As for the rest, it is not worth replying to, because it is hatewqetew.

Wulde-Arawit,

It meant the followers of the dream of Zeray Deres, unlike the nomadic goat and camel herder thief "Edris Awate". This uncivilized Sudanese affiliated was also በቅሎ ገመድ ሳቢ ጣልያን - he used to live also on the crumbs of ባኒ thrown to him like a dog.

Deqi-Arawit wrote: ↑

05 Sep 2025, 13:50

Abere wrote: ↑

05 Sep 2025, 13:07

Just like the old Ascari generation, the young Ascari generation too are shortsighted, noisy, excessively irrational, and are jumping over the cliff, resulting in tragic drama. Rushing headlong toward disaster, creating a tragic spectacle in the process.

In the old generation, they followed the footsteps of a goat herder and nomadic Sudanese-affiliated Muslim lowlander, Endris Awate, who lived by stealing goats and camels—not the footsteps of the patriot Zeray Deres. The difference between those who followed the Sudanese lowlander and those who followed the patriot is clear. The goat herder Awate follower ended up fleeing on a wooden raft and died in the high seas, while Zeray Deres lived happily throughout Ethiopia, with thriving businesses in all major cities during the Imperial era—the only golden age when Eritrean people truly enjoyed life, except the rare and troubled visits by the goat-stealing lowlander. The goat herder nomad shot Eritrea point blank and we all see the tragic situation of Eritrea.

The shortsightedness doesn’t end there. They categorically hate the Amhara, yet collude with another goat herder from Tigray (which calls itself ታጋይ ህዝብ ትግራይ/ታህት) and the uncivilized wild beast, the OLF. For decades, they have been spreading anti-Amhara fiction - even writing Ye’Burqaw Zimita. In the end, their own favorite, OLF-PP, turned the table against them, Tigray, and Amhara alike. Their miscalculations are endless.

Now they are nervously realizing that their goat-herder-created bubble may soon collapse. Ascari and Woyane-TPLF do not know right from wrong. They simply dance in circles, tuning in to their own ear-scratching, noisy, scare-tactic propaganda.

They are even unable to differentiate Gragn Abiy Ahmed from Ethiopia itself. Ethiopians have a deep, historic stake in reclaiming Assab, yet Abiy Ahmed is trying to hijack the issue. One thing is certain: he will never go to war against his “daddy,” Shabia, over Assab. He’s merely using the matter to undermine Amhara Fano’s efforts to depose him—just like he did after Amhara forces defeated the TPLF and liberated Raya, Korem, Alamata, and Welqait.

Anyone thinking clearly can see how this Abiy Gragn Ahmed drama ends: ultimately, he will side with Shabia and Woyane. His dust-stirring tactics are nothing more than an attempt to renew his friendship with his doddering “daddy,” Shabia/Jebha.

However, this generation of Ascari must clearly understand: whoever comes to power in 4-Kilo (after the inevitable demise of the OLF), the issue of Assab will not go away. Assab will be reintegrated with Ethiopia ,by any means—while singing Sweet Home, Thirteen Months of Sunshine, Ethiopia.

If Ascari had any wisdom or logic, they would cleanse their thinking of the goat-herder, nomadic, Sudanese mindset.

Aye Gurage Listro!

You are so low in IQ that you can’t even present historical events coherently. Zeray Deres was an interpreter, not a businessman as you claimed. He never thrived in Ethiopia; he died in Italy. Next time, try to be more careful and do your due diligence before coming up with so much nonsense. But you are not unique in this regard—Ethiopians often seem to exaggerate and inflate events that never took place in order to suit their political agenda.

As for the rest, it is not worth replying to, because it is hatewqetew.